Grammatical

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There is evidence, too, that some of the old-school grammarians didn't take themselves nearly so seriously as might be thought: John Ash's "Grammatical Institutes" (1763), for example, contains this marvelous explanation: "A Parenthesis (to be avoided as much as possible) is used to include some Sentence in another."

“Us and Them: The Science of Identity” by David Berreby about tribalism (particularly relevant in the current Climategate situation) “Grammatical Man: Information, Entropy, Language and Life” by Jeremy Campbell is on my “try again” list, particularly in light of the data selection and analysis issues with Climate science.

One Language presents Grammatical Troublemakers posted at Learn English Articles, saying, “English is one of the most difficult languages in the world to learn because it has so many exceptions to its own rules.”

(Grammatical note to the trailer maker: Strength is not spelled “Strenght”) The descent seems to get deeper and a little weirder as our man partakes in some pretty thrilling lovemaking (NSFW) along with shaving himself clean no doubt spurned on by the case that started this trailer.